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Meanings of out of reach in English

Inaccessibly located or situated.

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        Usage of out of reach in English
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        Furthermore, average new home prices seem out of reach of first-time buyers.
        Reuters
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        Reluctance to support weaker countries suggests Rehn's vision remains out of reach.
        Reuters
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        But court cases are expensive and out of reach for most communities.
        The South African
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        Of course you are, as long as I stay out of reach.
        The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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        Most experts believe that a deal is out of reach for 2010.
        Reuters
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        Mr Johnston said for many fans the price is out of reach.
        Radio NZ
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        Almost all nations reckon that a legal text is out of reach.
        Reuters
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        Gray's jumper with 15 seconds left put the game out of reach.
        Reuters
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        But the girl of the Red Mill was already out of reach.
        Ruth Fielding on Cliff Island; Or, The Old Hunter's Treasure Box
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        You desire to wield the power that beckons just out of reach?
        When darkness comes
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        For budget-conscious travellers, however, these resorts may be slightly out of reach.
        The South African
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        Leave it to heat up somewhere safe, out of reach of children.
        The Irish Times
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        Still, the business is a bit out of reach and highly impersonal.
        NY Magazine
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        Real remembrances remained tantalizingly out of reach, realisation a painful, incomplete process.
        The Complete Alien Omnibus
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        She calmly shifted out of reach along the handle of the fork.
        The Yeoman Adventurer
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        She dropped on her knees in the snow, just out of reach.
        Kazan